Modification Manager

Centrus Global•Oak Ridge, TN

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About The Position

The Electronics Engineer – Modification Manager leads, coordinates, and manages engineering modification activities across assigned systems, equipment, and site areas. This role ensures safe, compliant, and technically sound execution of modifications that advance operational readiness, system reliability, and continuous improvement across the facility. In this role, you will guide electrical and electronic modification projects from initial concept through full implementation—defining requirements, conducting design reviews, planning and documenting work, and overseeing closeout activities. You will collaborate closely with engineering, operations, maintenance, and project management teams to ensure all modifications align with schedule, safety expectations, and configuration management standards. Your work will include developing and maintaining detailed modification documentation packages, such as engineering change documents, redlines, design basis notes, and verification and validation records. You will provide technical oversight during field installation, confirming adherence to applicable codes, standards, and procedures, while also evaluating vendor proposals, specifications, drawings, and system interfaces for compatibility with existing infrastructure. You will support troubleshooting efforts, contribute to root‑cause analyses, and help drive reliability enhancements for electrical and control systems. Maintaining high‑quality documentation and accurate system configuration records will be a key part of your responsibilities, along with participating in hazard reviews, readiness assessments, and modification approval boards. Additionally, you will mentor engineers and technicians engaged in modification activities, helping strengthen technical capabilities across the team.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field
5+ years of relevant engineering experience in industrial, nuclear, or highly regulated environments
Proven experience leading modification or change-control processes
Strong knowledge of electrical power distribution, controls, instrumentation, and equipment integration
Ability to read, interpret, and develop electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation
Excellent communication and coordination skills across multidisciplinary teams
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Q security clearance.
Must pass a pre-employment background check and drug test.
Must pass a pre-employment drug test for absence of any illegal drug.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting modification programs in DOE or NRC-regulated facilities
Familiarity with configuration management systems, ECNs, and structured change processes
Knowledge of PLCs, motor drives, sensors, and automated equipment
Project management or leadership experience
Active or eligible for Q-level clearance

Responsibilities

Lead, coordinate, and manage engineering modification activities across assigned systems, equipment, and site areas.
Ensure safe, compliant, and technically sound execution of modifications.
Guide electrical and electronic modification projects from initial concept through full implementation.
Define requirements, conduct design reviews, plan and document work, and oversee closeout activities.
Collaborate with engineering, operations, maintenance, and project management teams.
Develop and maintain detailed modification documentation packages (e.g., engineering change documents, redlines, design basis notes, verification and validation records).
Provide technical oversight during field installation, confirming adherence to applicable codes, standards, and procedures.
Evaluate vendor proposals, specifications, drawings, and system interfaces for compatibility.
Support troubleshooting efforts and contribute to root-cause analyses.
Drive reliability enhancements for electrical and control systems.
Maintain high-quality documentation and accurate system configuration records.
Participate in hazard reviews, readiness assessments, and modification approval boards.
Mentor engineers and technicians engaged in modification activities.